María Jesús Berlana presents Prehistory as a science capable of explaining how humankind has evolved to the present day, both biologically and culturally, during her lecture, “Las cosas no siempre han sido así. Cómo hemos cambiado” (Things Haven’t Always Been This Way: How We’ve Changed)
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Manuel Sans Segarra presents a broad reflection from the fields of medicine, philosophy, and social criticism on the concept of health and its deterioration in the contemporary context
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August Corominas reflects on human and animal identity, and scientific ethics, in the article “The Island of Doctor Moreau and the ‘Therians'”
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August Corominas reflects on the human condition and the social role that has advanced the species thanks to its consciousness and morality, in the article “Humanización”
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August Corominas introduces ‘plasticosis’, an emerging term that describes a disease or pathological condition caused by the accumulation of microplastics and nanoplastics in the tissues of living beings, especially marine animals and birds, although it is also a growing concern in humans
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The intrinsic relationship between various rock art representations and symbolic language based on mathematics, during the exhibition “En los orígenes. Arte y matemática en la Prehistoria”, organized by Francisco González Redondo
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